What does these words mean in your own words--EASY--?

Question

What does these words mean: sharp- tongued, impulsive, and rebellious in your own words? because i don't get these words from dictionary.

Also, what would be ANOTHER WORD for these words?
Thanks!

Answer 1

Someone who is sharp-tongued speaks harshly to others and is critical of them. For example, a teacher who speaks to her students in a mean or critical way can be desribed as sharp-tongued.

Another word for sharp-tongued could be scolding or insulting.

A person who is impulsive doesn't think before he acts. For example, a child is impulsive when he grabs another child's toy. He doesn't think before he takes the other child's plaything.

Another word for impulsive could be quick, impetuous, or rash.

A person who is rebellious refuses to obey rules that are set for him by society or his family. Teenagers who come in after curfew are being rebellious by breaking their parents' rules.

Another word for rebellious could be unruly or defiant.

Answer 2

sharp-tongued: basically, able to quickly say things that are usually hurtfull. Someone with a sharp-tongue is quick at responding to a comment and is usually able to jab back at them.

Impulsive- doing something without thinking. An impulsive person acts in a whim, because they want to, because it feels right in the moment. A sudden urge gets them to act without thinking it through first.

Rebellious- acting out against a set of rules. You can rebell against your parents, dissobeying them. Or you can rebell against your government, or society, doing things that are out of character of the norms of the society. But all being rebellious is, is doing something against the normal or against a set of rules.

Answer 3

Sharp-tounged typically means abrasive and no holds barred, someone that speaks as a matter of frank. Impulsive means without thought, quick to act. Rebellious means conflict and causing mayhem, example is that sometimes teens can be rebellious... Hope this helps! ;-)

Answer 4

Um, what do these words mean;

1. sharp-tongued: given to saying hurtful and insulting things to others. Synonym: nasty (in speech)

2. impulsive: given to doing/saying things without any forethought or planning. Synonym: rash

3. rebellious: given to challenging authority or another's control. Synonym: defiant/intractable

Answer 5

Sharp tongued-- like you snap at people or say meanish things, offensive

Impulsive--you do things before thinking them through, like the opposite of "looking before you leap", spontaneous

Rebellious--going against the rules or authority,headstrong



hope that helped

Answer 6

sharped-tongued means witty with some sarcasm.
impulsive is acting without thought to the consequences.
rebellious is being a non-conformist.

Answer 7

hmmmm lets see
sharp- tongued : Harsh, critical, or sarcastic in speech.

impulsive : Inclined to act on impulse rather than thought.
in other word unprompted

rebellious : always go against wat they are told to do... ; unruly
always try to break the rules

Answer 8

sharp-tongued: someone who speakes really matter of factly, and is harsh, and very critical when they speak. ie... insulting
impulsive: something happens on a whim... not planned ie... abrupt
rebellious: you don't agree with something, and you take action on it. ie...disobedient